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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 85, 30 May 1911, Page 6

DON’T BE MISLED '# ,B. CORSETS i ARE THE BEST. ■ '■'> BEST IN VALUE. ;;-Vo ■ L. • BEST IN STYLE.

BUSINESS NOTICES. HORSE COVER? ■■■ ; - : *- • I ■■ . ■ THE feed savers arid iiiumal.’s friends., c,:iii be procured in any size, or made'lu order at AUD ■ SON’S; \y»«-soN New Shop (opposite McMillan and and Eredric’s). Bring your horse along and get it measured. ‘' PRICES FROM. 18s ,6d. A ; COW COVERS. , Vi Are selling freely, and -you-had bet-' ter get you order in early. Call and get a quote for a quantity^, IT WILL. PAY YOU. , Our stock of Harness and Saddlery is, as usual, large and of best quality. Note address, and give us a call the next time you are in town. WILSON AND SON, Bos 4. SADDLERS. ’Phone 112 BROADWAY. ' TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS JH. ROBSON desires to notify • . that ho will open a Timber Yard m Stratford at the beginning of May next. Full stocks of all Building Timbers will be kept, both Sawn and' Dfes a ed at lowest market prices. ; Orders for timber may, in the meantime, be forwarded to ’ A JAMES- ROBSON; Stratford, 1 ' Of I ■ '’' ’ ; H. ROBSON, Pohokura. SHOOTING SEASON, 1011. ‘ j ICENSES to., shoot Cock- Pheaew ants, Californian Quail,’" and other Imported Game will be, issued by the Postmasters at Stratford, (.principal), Toko, Cardiff, Midimk,' Whangamomona, Strathmore, lluiakama, and Eltham; foe £T. , . Season from .Ist-.May,' ibi'l, ,to 31st day of July, 1911, both days’ inclusive The following Native Uanus may be shot:-—Native Pigeons . raid Wild Duck; all other native game absolutely protected.

BUSINESS NOTICES. important clearing sale Of ladies dresses and CHILDREN’S CLOTHING, To make room for alterations to premises at MRS. McGALLUM’S, Great Bargains in Children’s .bun Hats and Bonnets, Ladies’ Blouses, Sunshades in great variety. T- v,s Everything will be Sold. ENORMOUS SACRIFICE. Call at once at MRS. McCALLUM’S, BROAD WAT. TREES! TREES! ; TREES I.;" “Set out trees; adorn the homestead. Make it pleasant all atound. w HAT ABOUT A HOLLY HEDGE? It is very ornamental, and does well in Stratford. Price from. “Os per 100, and orders now being booked. I have also a fine lot of the other old favourites, such as— LAURESTINA, ESCALONTA. ELEAGNIS JAPONICA, In any size or quantity to suit .yotl To save disappointment*! would advise that,you ■, ORDER EARLY. R. McK. MO RISON, 'THE- NURSERY, STRATI'OR D. roo’Jf ovo'irj WET FEET. AND A DRY JOKE 4 tJ They say that .the man who invented 9 *j| Cures for Colds is ** now filling his ■ “coughers.” Keep your Ujet dry and you will avoid paying for nauseus medicines. At you can get BOOTS that will keep your feet as dry as the joke just cracked. There are Men’s Yiscolisod Cookhams. Men’s Stout Box Calf or French Calf Cookhams; some as low priced as 17s 6d, Others up to 265. Also, Goloshes, Gum Boots and Gaiters. E. G. FOSTER. STRATFORD. [A Card.] MRS- SALKELD, RUES S'M A K E R, Over Lewis’ Cash Boot Arcade, BROADWAY, STRATFORD.? | , Ladies’ Own Material Made' Up. Terms Strictly Cash; ;- f T 3 UIROA STORE. Goods Delivered to anv nart of'tbe f)i stiver. ,Ji ‘ NEW STOCK, CHEAP AT . i : f ' J, A, STANFOrcf/s; $£ K' , . ‘ i Agent “Stratford Evening Pont-. NOTICE. i? f AVING taken over Mr. Lor git's lit business, we are now prepared tti undertake all classes df ‘ BRICK, CONCRETE, And „ . DRAINAGE, WORK. Lime Cement, Bricks, Firf. Clay.- Fire Pipes, and All Classes of Pricks, Chimney Pots, ■■ Drain Ml Work entrusted to uS will * !»■ faithfully carried out. Sanitary Ware Supplied. '' - 1 Any order loft with Mr. Lovett'-will be .promptly f dtiV ’ '’'Murray orß'S.,”--h.-v ; STRATFORD. '•' •*«

The following, licenses hare boon issued:—Frank Collins, W. t.; .Chirk, . Wm. Headhead, A. C. BubliU, -F. Jans, J. Misohowski, J. F. Foley, C. 11. Barker, H. Campbell, D. S. Glasgow, I*. A. Colson, W. 11. Davis, F. fit. Grayling, H. J. Dunham, H. J. Gcdge, R. Hardlcy, H. \'oyle, Win. Donaldson, J. T. Scou.E. B. Stohr, W. J. Walsh, B. Green. C. 11. Walsh, T. Kirkwood, A. Bland, L. 11. Davies, L. J. .Newell, P. C. Clenmw, Wm. 8.. Garrick, Geo.. A. Harris, D. U. Ravage, A. H. Clotliies, G. Symo, J., Voyle, A. E. Rickloben, W. d. filor- , rison, E. J. Kiri;wood, E. Wood, C, E. Rowe, A. Walter," X. Curtis, T. D. , Colson, E. Walsh, J. Petrie, F. A. 'J’yrer, R. Handley, T. Hv Lash, A. Stewart, T. Lyford.VA. G. L. Lyford, •W. H. Rowsdn, J. Stewart, Y. Dimock, B. Hooper, L. A. Linehani, N. M. Coleman, Geo. Coleman, J. Kenny,. A. Kenny, Wi Griffiths, C. F. Tuck, H. Edwards, J. W. Boon, W. Lovett, W. McQimv, M. Fowler, A. E. Rhodes, F. Rhodes, B. Momberv, R. W. Garlick, G. Steer, H. C. C. Strombom, E. A. Townley, J. fifartiu, J. Floyd, R. H. Phillips, A. Simmons, W: Bushy, N. F. Dunlop. A.- C. Milner, J, E. Smith, L. Walker, W. H. Stocklev, R. B. Anderson, J. Wilcock, Y. P. Miller, E. Hill, T. Wilson, A. J. Dayey, W.i Rowe, .J. Hewitt, A. Sangster, A. Scott, K. Wickham, Geo. fitcQuay, H. Gray, G. W. Stanton, 11. filonnsey, A. Stockloy, J. T. Rowe, F. A. Gibson, H. F. Hayden, C. J. Maslen, W. .'L. Blcnnerhassett, P. I). Frank, W. P. Delarnoxc, L. H. Knucky, W. R. Bennett, A. Rutherford, A. G. Rutherford, A. E. Clifford, A. J. Lees. C. Riley, J. Lncenh, 0. TT. Allen, J. G. Chen, .7. T. Kilpatrick* J. G. -Ritchie. "J. Griffiths; J, 'W. Green, W.-H; Harris, F, .M. •fiiarhvwi." M C. E. Seahvight, F. Fowler". if:' Sli.u- ' ter, J. Tnvcrarity, J. Groscimiski. T. Cookson, James Jacicson, L. Peteli, Chas. Gatton, H. Gat ton, J. Levandoski, C. Canltor, A. Meredith. T. Luman,' W. Calvert, W. Atkins, Len Stevens,.. G. H." Corbett, W. Geo-', gha.n, C. H. Glagit, * R.. Barlow, E. H. Sharrock/E: Beachan. J. V. •Shields;-. F. Hamilton, E. Law. .5 C. D. SOLE. Hon. Set. Sf RAYFORD ,'ACCLIMATIS AVf Oif SOCIETY. “AXniALS PROTECTION' ACT, 1008." ripHE sum of Ten Pounds will he fi i l-1.. »- . .11l